Campus Life

Cafeteria food is as to be expected. Bistro food is alright too. The town of Powell is very small and eating out is very limited, but there are two grocery stores.

Some of the time the food is eatable, but if you have flex bucks or just extra cash you can go to the seventh street grill to get a nice meal. There are really good dinning places in town like: skyline cafe, subway, pizza hut, dominoes, Chinese restaurant, etc.

i really have not heard much about it.

The Grille is very nice and I, nor any of my friends, have come across anyone rude working or anyone slacking while preparing food. The cafeteria could be better but everything is decent enough and there is usually a variety of different foods.

I would not know what the food and dining is like. I have never eaten on campus.

The dining area is small and a little dated, but the food quality is pretty good. The cost is really what is exceptional because

The hours of the cafeteria can be hard to get used to but the 7th Street Grille is open a lot and has great food. Food at the cafeteria is average.

Good food, good coffee, good place to be!

Dinning hall is typical cafeteria food, although in the two years I had been there they have gotten better. You have salad and sandwich bar to choose aside from the regular lunch served as well as an action station offered.

For the first couple of weeks the food is just amazing and flavorful but, then it's just like you are back in high school. Bland, tasteless, and the same thing almost everyday. Sadly you almost dread going to lunch or dinner because the food is just that bad. Closer to the end of the year is when you just crave anything else just so you don't have to eat in the cafeteria. So if you have the money and equipment to do so then it would be a good idea to cook or start learning how to cook.

There are no sororities of fraternities that I know of.

The size of the school is way to small for Greek Life though, in my opinion it sound like it would be crazy fun.

none that I am aware of.

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